Valdus VS10 Bluetooth Calling Smartwatch

Valdus VS10 Bluetooth Calling Smartwatch

A 1.83-inch screen on a 37-gram watch, with calling from the wrist — a combination that until recently cost several times this. Compare it across our smartwatches.

The display and calling

1.83 inches at 240 × 284 pixels, with a 92.2% screen-to-body ratio, meaning very little bezel around the glass. The practical benefit of a screen this large on a watch is that a full message fits without scrolling. Bluetooth 5.2 handles the connection and a built-in microphone and speaker let you take a call on the wrist. That is genuinely useful when your hands are busy and much less so in a noisy street, where a wrist speaker struggles against traffic — worth knowing before you rely on it.

Health tracking, and how to read it

Optical sensors track heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and a blood pressure estimate, with cycle tracking through the Da Fit app. Read every one of these as trend data. A wrist sensor is good at showing that something has changed over weeks — a rising resting heart rate, worsening sleep — and it is not a clinical instrument. The blood pressure figure in particular is an estimate derived from the pulse signal, not a cuff measurement, and no wrist device should be used to make a medical decision.

Battery and build

The 230mAh cell is rated at five to seven days of normal use, or up to fifteen on standby, and charges magnetically in about two hours. The case is ABS and polycarbonate with a silicone strap, which is how it stays at 37 grams. IP67 covers dust, handwashing and rain — not swimming.

Buying from Kolorob

No warranty term is published for this model through our supply route, so we do not state one. Our returns policy covers a faulty unit.